sec.32References to valley margins

### sec.32 References to valley margins For schedule 1 , a reference to a valley margin in relation to a valley drained by a watercourse is taken to be a reference to the bedrock feature that forms a lateral extent of the valley floor. A valley margin may consist of a hill, cliff, ridge or mountain. Whether a valley margin is a hill, cliff, ridge or mountain will depend on where the valley margin is situated in the valley. A valley margin in an upper valley reach could be a mountain but, in a lower valley reach, a valley margin is likely to be no higher than a ridge. (sec.32-ssec.1) For schedule 1 , a reference to a valley margin in relation to a valley drained by a watercourse is taken to be a reference to the bedrock feature that forms a lateral extent of the valley floor. (sec.32-ssec.2) A valley margin may consist of a hill, cliff, ridge or mountain. (sec.32-ssec.3) Whether a valley margin is a hill, cliff, ridge or mountain will depend on where the valley margin is situated in the valley. A valley margin in an upper valley reach could be a mountain but, in a lower valley reach, a valley margin is likely to be no higher than a ridge.